Mohave County miner., 1887-07-23

and wife win have the lease Of the new
hotel, and that the house will be opened
under their management not later thar
september LIST. Now, everybody know,
Mr.. Nelson, and knows that as land
lord OF the new hotel he would be just the
night man for the place, but everybody
does not know Mrs. Nelson. We have
had the pleasure Of that lady's acqnaint.
ance for nearly five years, and can vouch
for the fact that there is no lady in the
county who is better qualified to take
charge Of large hotel, and especially d
the dining room department, than her
self. the fact that Mrs. Nelson rules the
roost in the family barn-yard, and tina,
our Supervisor submits gracefully, know.
ing what is good for himself) shows that
she 10 q woman OF more than ordinary
standing and weight in the community.
Any woman who can boss Mickey Nelson
and make him toe the mark is we'll quail
iaed 10 run hotel, a steamboat or a
newspaper, and do 1t well. We want to
see Mrs. Nelson run the new hotel, while
her husband attends TO his business as
Supervisor.
We regret to hear that VIM. J. Roe
and family arr, about to leave Mohave
county for Bristol, Nevada, where they
are interested with Chas. Roe in some ex-
tensive and valuable mining interests.
During their stay in Mohaye county Mr..
and Mrs. Roe have made large circle oi
friends and acquaintances who will re-
greet their departure, but at the same
time rejoice over their good fortune.
Here Is our hand and good luck to you,
William.
Kingman Lodge No. z, /. o. o. r, in
stalled the following officers last Tuesday
evening, viz: J. J. Hyde, N. c.; o. f.
Kuencer, V. g.; II. C. Copeland, X. $. /;
G. NJ. Funston, p. s.; +. ID. whipple,
w; A. 8. Coon, Con-; w. G. Blakcly,
c.; II. Ii. Taggart, X. $. n. g.. r. Jack
son, l. s. N. e.; Vim. +. Frost, X. s. v.
G.; J. L. Nelson, l.. s. VIC. w. II.
Taggart, r. e., conducted the installation
ceremonies.
Under the new postal laws newspaper
men can have anyone arrested for fraud
who takes a paper and refuses to pay for
it. Under this law the man who allows
his subscriptions to run along for some
time unpaid, and then orders it discon
tinued, or orders the postmaster 10 mark
il "refusei," and to send postal card
notifying the publisher, lays himself LA
bic to arrest and fine, the same as theft,
etc.
The MINER Office can do as fine job
work as any printing Office west Of Kan
sas City or east OF Los Angeles, so don't
send away for letter or bill heads, state
ments, envelopes, memorandum, checks,
note heads, cards of all descriptions, or
any job work you may need, for this
Office can do it for you In first class style
and at eastern rates. P4tronize home
industry.
Louis Davidson, one OF the old timers,
vas over from Mineral Park on Thursday
last with batch OF ore from the we'll
known Baden Baden mine. Mr.. David
son is gentleman who has spent many
years OF his time and large amount Of
money and muscle i'm the endeayor 10
prove tha. we have some mines in this
county, and we are glad to know that his
hopes win soon be realized.
Two OF our prominent citizens INDUCED
IN iew rounds, Marquis Of blackberry
rules, this morning. Cause, said to be,
too much gossip.
A number OF local and mining items
from Mineral Park reached US this morn
ing, too late to appear in this issue.
Much matter OF interest is left out this
week, owing to the space required for
the county printing.
Everything usually kept in fret class
stores can be found at Taggart & Co.'S. 7
Tsggart & Co. viii receive another car
load OF ice on Monday. s